[Scpg] April 8: “Imagining Sustainable Communities / Rethinking Democratic Decision Making.”UCSB’s Girvetz Theater 1004 Santa Barbara

[Wesley Roe and Marjorie Lakin Erickson]

April 8: “Imagining Sustainable Communities/ Rethinking Democratic Decision 
Making.”

Adam Wolpert, BA, MA; Founder/ Arts Director, The Occidental Art and 
Ecology Center
Thursday 4-6pm in UCSB’s Girvetz Theater 100
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From: Johann Sabbath <johann_sabbath at yahoo.com>
Date: April 7, 2004 1:29:01 PM PDT
Subject: Re: Sustainable Living Classes at UCSB ~ Open to the Public
The Education for Sustainable Living Program (ESLP) lecture series kicked 
off with a terrific informative introduction last Thursday!
All lectures are open to the public, and will be held every Thursday 4-6pm 
in UCSB’s Girvetz Theater 1004. Our updated Santa Barbara page on 
www.eslp.net has the answers to all your questions:
• Updated schedule of speakers and speaker topics
• Directions to Girvetz Theater 1004
• For students interested in ES 190: Enrollment is closed. Professor Anita 
Guerrini has a few add codes. They are available through her only.
• If you’re not enrolled in the class you are still welcome to any and all 
of the lectures!
Information pertaining to the ESLP retreat, Hidden Connections: An 
Intergenerational forum on Science, Spirituality, and Sustainable Living 
May 7-9, is also available through the Santa Barbara page of the ESLP web 
site.
• Sign up on line. It’s easy!
• Our capacity is limited. Acceptance is first come first serve.
• There are currently no scholarships available.
See you this Thursday!

April 8: “Imagining Sustainable Communities/ Rethinking Democratic Decision 
Making.”

Adam Wolpert, BA, MA; Founder/ Arts Director, The Occidental Art and 
Ecology Center.
April 15: “R/Evolutionary Nonviolence.”

Charlene Spretnak, BA, MA; Professor, California Institute of Integral Studies.
April 22: “Eco-Spirituality.”

Matthew Fox, PhD; Founder, University of Creation Spirituality.
April 29: “Ecological Economics: Learning from the Past/Thinking of the 
Future.”

Helena Norberg-Hodge, BA, MA; Director, International Society for Ecology 
and Culture.
May 6: “Voices From the South: Gandhian Perspectives on Global Development.”

Satish Kumar, D.Litt (Hon); Editor, Resurgence Magazine.
May 13: “The Holy Order of Water.”

William Waterway Marks, BA, MS; Author, Publisher; Marcela Olivera, 
International Water Rights Coordinator, Public Citizen.
May 20: “Towards a Politics of the Spirit.”

Rabbi Michael Lerner, PhD; Editor, Tikkun Magazine.
May 27: “The Spiritual Dimensions of Scientific Discovery.”

Brian Swimme, PhD; Professor, California Institute of Integral Studies.
June 3: “Ghandi’s Way: A Guide to Conflict Resolution.”

Mark Juergensmeyer, PhD; Author; director, Global and international 
Studies, UCSB.
June 10: “Voices of the Earth: Songs from the People ­ The Power of the 
Spoken Word in Grassroots Media.”

Evan Flory Barnes, Ayinde Howell, Jennifer Johns, Erwin Thomas.